AMUSEMENTS.

Grey River Argus, 1 July 1925, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

Ol’l RA lid si'.. M A ! i.N l-.l'. TO-DAY. Some r mm kttble types of the mt det'world have liecme iiliued by lm> mas 11. lite,' in his Mining d; una ■Those Who Dance,” a First N.nnmal release, to be shown at the mat - nee in the Opera House to-day aim again ti.-iiighl. Ince is known to '"fans" as a master <d fast-action, stories, but the entirely novel lypm t rigiiial theme and tense dramatic situations which he has brought mte play in his latest production mark him, also, as a nuisler showman, \.h > never fails to give the audience novel entertainment combined with real story values and stirring drama. "Those Who Dunce" is the sto'y of a girl who enters the life of the imdciworld to save her brother from llie gangsters he has fallen m with. An unusual love story is woven in. and the action is so fast and furious that excitement is kept at fever pitch throughout. With Blanche Sweet and Warner Baxter in the lea<lmg Jes :md a strong supporting cast • meh ding Bessie Love as mi underworld flapper. ■ FAST STEI'rETiS." The supporting pictures include a liiitlier chapter of the famous "Fast Steppers.”